There are more than a few things to do at the Nonprofit Technology Conference. (What? You haven't registered yet? The regular rate goes up on Monday, so get going!)

Since I started working on the NTC -- and its predecessor, the RoundUp -- almost a decade ago, my very favorite part has been the Day of Service.

Whether you're a social media maven, an online fundraising guru, or a wireless networking champ, you can lend a hand. It's simple:

• We work with fabulous local hosts to recruit NTC-area orgs who need some help.
• Conference attendees volunteer their time on the first day of the conference, between 8am and noon.
• Magic happens.

See how easy and awesome that is?

If you're coming the conference, let us know that you want to add the Day of Service to your registration. Just give us a call or send us an email.

If you're just about to register, include the Day of Service in your registration. Once you're signed up, the amazing Beth Kanter will get you up to speed and help you choose a project,

Here's are some of the projects still looking for volunteers:

Group #037 - Pro Pueblo Foundation Corp.
Nadia Bredthauer | www.propueblo.org

Consult Details: Learn how to do a blog. How can I promote my web-site and reach to more customers that will lead to increase in sales? Layout and design ideas for my site.

Group #007 - Miles for Cystic Fibrosis
Susan Stein | http://MilesForCysticFibrosis.org

Consult Details: Selecting the right database software or host-site to keep track of our constituents; mine that database of information for maximum return from investors; use better on-line fund-raising techniques

Group #021 - CobbWorks, Inc.
John Helton | http://www.cobbworks.org

Consult Details: 1. How do we best identify a database application to interface with our website to collect customer data? 2. Can we integrate our application process with a database application? 3. What are best practices for procuring a custom database application?

Group #015 - The Shawn Norris Foundation
Felicia Atkinson | http://www.shawnnorris.com

Consult Details: 1. The best way to solicit donations in this economy. 2. The best way to solicit via web page 3. How to partner with other organizations to solicit donations?

Group #042 - Zoo Atlanta
Laurel Askue | www.zooatlanta.org

Consult Details: 1. Creating effective subject lines and messaging 2. Data management and distribution recommendations when you don't have an email marketing provider 3. Things to consider when considering email marketing providers.

Group #008 - KSTB Enterprises, LLC
Kimberly Sellars-Bates | http://www.kstbllc.com

Consult Details: 1. Which online services best fit my client's needs. 2. What should we expect from an online fundraising tool? 3. How important is it for me to present the online fundraising option to my clients?

Group #030 - YES!Atlanta, Inc.
Shelby Jackson | www.yesatlanta.org

Consult Details: How to formulate an online fundraising campaign. How to manage and track fundraising responses How to survey why a potential donor declined to give.

Group #034 - Trees Atlanta
Marcia Bansley | www.treesatlanta.org

Consult Details: What it will take in systems and people to get online giving set up for Trees Atlanta? What kind of cost are we looking at? How did the Red Cross system work for Haiti?

Group #035 - Green Chamber of the South
Galit Levitin | www.greencs.org

Consult Details: 1. How to build a strategy of online fundraising 2. What are legal implications of online fundraising 3. What changes needs to be done to website to 'invite' online donations

Group #041 - Enable USA
Phil Johnston | www.enable-usa.org

Consult Details: How to communicate the need and connect with donors? How to spread the message? How to tell the story and sell the cards?

Group #040 - AIS for Health, Inc. (Augmenting and Integrating Systems)

Gail Heaberg | http://www.researchmatchmaker.org

Consult Details: 1. Develop an appropriate strategy (goals, tactics, metrics, etc.) for engaging college students, faculty, and nonprofits, to involve them in helping develop, implement, and evaluate Research Matchmaker. 2. Identify an appropriate spectrum of tools (Facebook, Twitter, etc) to use in this endeavor. 3. Provide guidance on how to integrate these tools so updates/monitoring of input can be done as efficiently/promptly as possible. Clarify manpower/qualifications of staff/volunteers needed to do this.

Group #029 - Potters House CDC
Cheryl Daugherty | www.phcdc.com

Consult Details: How to set up pay pal account and maintain it. How to change events on website to keep calendar current.